The Newcastle United Blog

We always thought that Kevin Nolan was a great captain of Newcastle when he was at the club, and the former Bolton captain arrived at Newcastle In January of 2009, and found it very difficult to settle down immediately – much like some our new French recruits today – and Kevin was in and out [...]

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Kevin Nolan thinks it’s great what Newcastle are doing with their top youngsters like Sammy Ameobi and Shane Ferguson, and he admits that when he first walked out on the St. James’ Park pitch in almost 18 months – he was on jelly legs, and he has also revealed there is no animosity with the [...]

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At this time last year Newcastle had just beaten Everton 2-1 at St. James’ Park and we had 25 points from our first 11 league games with 7 wins and four draws, but this year we have only 14 points in the league table and are in 10th position. Kevin Nolan – after scoring the [...]

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It was a bad defeat today for Newcastle, and since we’ve been flying high since the start of last season,  we don’t expect to be beaten at home by mediocre teams like West Ham, but that’s what happened today, and after 11 league games we are 11 points behind the pace we set last season. [...]

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Here is Kevin Nolan’s winning goal late in the first half that got West Ham all 3 points at St. James’ Park this afternoon.

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Alan Pardew has looked back on his time at West Ham when he managed the club from 2003 through the end of 2006, and in the 163 games he managed at the east London club, he won 67, drew 38 and lost 58, for a win percentage of 41.1. Alan Pardew – while at West [...]

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Kevin Nolan has said today that he hopes local lad Andy Carroll gets some respect this afternoon, when he returns to St. James’ park, but given what happened last April when Andy played at St. James’ Park that’s not very likely. Andy Carroll – will get booed again today?

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Former Newcastle captain Kevin Nolan has come out today and said he is looking forward to returning to St. James’ Park, where he spent 30 months after being signed from Bolton Wanderers for £4M in January of 2010. Kevin Nolan while at Newcastle – he always gave 100%

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